With an “important” election coming up, pundits will say, THE most important election as they always do, what party will best serve the engineers of America? The question is relatively simple, but the answer is much more complex. So rather … Continue reading →
Engineering students, apart from engineers already graduated, arguably will have the most challenges in obtaining engineering jobs after they graduate. There are few new engineering jobs for the engineers already able to work, not to mention the engineering jobs available … Continue reading →
I’m Scott Ritter, Co-Owner of EngineerNexus and also long-time freelance engineering recruiter. I have noticed over the last two months that several sectors of engineering (i.e. Civil, HVAC & MEP, Transportation) that have basically been dormant since the downturn have … Continue reading →
Day after day, year after year, going back 40 or more years we have seen the slow deterioration in the number of American manufacturing jobs. As 2011 approaches, and with pundits and politicians saying we may see some small employment … Continue reading →
Is the economy getting better or worse? Depending on which news agency you like to watch, there are several opinions (although most of them are pretty negative), concerning the recent state of the economy. Declining home sales and a stubborn … Continue reading →